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Male or Female? First Sex-Determining Genes Appeared in Mammals Some 180 Million Years AgoApr. 23, 2014 The Y chromosome, which distinguishes males from females at the genetic level, appeared some 180 million years ago. It originated twice independently in all mammals. Scientists have managed to date ... full story
Scientists Identify Source of Mysterious Sound in the Southern OceanApr. 23, 2014 Scientists have conclusive evidence that the source of a unique rhythmic sound, recorded for decades in the Southern Ocean and called the 'bio-duck,' is the Antarctic minke whale ... full story
How Australia's Outback Got One Million Feral Camels: Camels Culled on Large ScaleApr. 23, 2014 A new study has shed light on how an estimated one million-strong population of wild camels thriving in Australia's remote outback have become reviled as pests and culled on a large ... full story
Cougars' Diverse Diet Helped Them Survive the Mass Extinction That Wiped out the Saber-Tooth Cat, American LionApr. 22, 2014 Cougars may have survived the mass extinction that took place about 12,000 years ago because they were not particular about what they ate, unlike their more finicky cousins the saber-tooth cat and ... full story
Brain Size Matters When It Comes to Animal Self-ControlApr. 22, 2014 Chimpanzees may throw tantrums like toddlers, but their total brain size suggests they have more self-control than, say, a gerbil or fox squirrel, according to a new study of 36 species of mammals ... full story
Ancient DNA: Barnyard Chickens Living Just a Few Hundred Years Ago Looked Far Different from Today's ChickensApr. 18, 2014 Ancient DNA adds a twist to the story of how barnyard chickens came to be. Analyzing DNA from the bones of chickens that lived 200-2,300 years ago in Europe, researchers report that some of the ... full story
The Story of Animal Domestication Retold: Scientists Now Think Wild Animals Interbred With Domesticated Ones Until Quite RecentlyApr. 17, 2014 A review of recent research on the domestication of large herbivores suggests that neither intentional breeding nor genetic isolation were as significant as traditionally thought. "Our findings ... full story
NutNet: New Model for Global ResearchApr. 16, 2014 What do zebra and kangaroos have in common? At first glance, not much -- they aren't even found in the same part of the world. But here's one thing they do share: Both are part of the Nutrient ... full story
Diverse Gene Pool Critical for Tigers' Survival, Say ExpertsApr. 16, 2014 Increasing tigers' genetic diversity -- via interbreeding and other methods -- and not just their population numbers may be the best solution to saving this endangered species, according to ... full story
Lemurs Match Scent of a Friend to Sound of Her VoiceApr. 15, 2014 Scientists report that ring-tailed lemurs respond more strongly to the scents and sounds of female lemurs when the scent they smell and the voice they hear belong to the same female -- even when ... full story
Mouse Model Would Have Predicted Toxicity of Drug That Killed 5 in 1993 Clinical TrialApr. 15, 2014 Over 20 years after the fatal fialuridine trial, a new study demonstrates that mice with humanized livers recapitulate the drug's toxicity. The work suggests that this mouse model should be ... full story
Dog Ownership Benefits Families of Children With AutismApr. 14, 2014 Dog ownership decisions in families of children with autism have been studied in a new project. Researchers have found, regardless of whether they owned dogs, the parents of these children reported ... full story
Wolves at the Door: Study Finds Recent Wolf-Dog Hybridization in Caucasus RegionApr. 14, 2014 Hybridization of wolves with shepherd dogs in the Caucasus region might be more common, and more recent, than previously thought, according to new research. Scientists found recent hybrid ancestry in ... full story
Sharks Contain More Pollutants Than Polar BearsApr. 11, 2014 The polar bear is known for having alarmingly high concentrations of PCB and other pollutants. But researchers have discovered that Greenland sharks store even more of these contaminants in their ... full story
Taming of the Shrew: Bicolored Shrew a Health Risk for HorsesApr. 11, 2014 The bicolored shrew is a protected species in Central Europe, but these furry insect-eaters have a dark secret. Researchers have discovered that bicolored shrews carry the Borna virus. Infection with ... full story
Experts Disagree on Horses With IncoordinationApr. 10, 2014 At least one in 100 horses at some point in its life will lose the ability to control its gait as a result of developing the neurological disorder ataxia. Once found to be ataxic, the horse is often ... full story
Camels Emit Less Methane Than Cows or SheepApr. 10, 2014 When digesting ruminants exhale methane. Their contribution to this global greenhouse gas is considerable. So far the assumption had been that camels with similar digestion produce the same amount of ... full story
Rare Leafcutter Bee Fossils Reveal Ice Age Environment at the La Brea Tar PitsApr. 9, 2014 The La Brea Tar Pits are celebrated for saber-toothed cats and mastodons. The site's insect collection is also of great significance. Recent examination of fossil leafcutter bee nest cells ... full story
Extinct Carnivorous Marsupial May Have Hunted Prey Larger Than ItselfApr. 9, 2014 The reconstruction of an extinct meat-eating marsupial's skull, Nimbacinus dicksoni, suggests that it may have had the ability to hunt vertebrate prey exceeding its own body ... full story
Skull Malformations in Lions: Keeping Up the PressureApr. 9, 2014 Scientists have examined the incidence of skull malformations in lions, a problem known to be responsible for causing neurological diseases and increased mortality. Their results suggest that the ... full story
- Male or female? First sex-determining genes appeared in mammals some 180 million years ago
- Scientists identify source of mysterious sound in the Southern Ocean
- How Australia's Outback got one million feral camels: Camels culled on large scale
- Cougars' diverse diet helped them survive the mass extinction that wiped out the saber-tooth cat, American lion
- Brain size matters when it comes to animal self-control
- Ancient DNA: Barnyard chickens living just a few hundred years ago looked far different from today's chickens
- The story of animal domestication retold: Scientists now think wild animals interbred with domesticated ones until quite recently
- Lemurs match scent of a friend to sound of her voice
- Mouse model would have predicted toxicity of drug that killed 5 in 1993 clinical trial
- Dog ownership benefits families of children with autism
- Wolves at the door: Study finds recent wolf-dog hybridization in Caucasus region
- Sharks contain more pollutants than polar bears
- Taming of the shrew: Bicolored shrew a health risk for horses
- Rare leafcutter bee fossils reveal Ice Age environment at the La Brea Tar Pits
- Extinct carnivorous marsupial may have hunted prey larger than itself
- Skull malformations in lions: Keeping up the pressure
- Skulls of red and giant pandas provide insight into coexistence
- Going batty for jumping DNA as a cause of species diversity
- Will roe deer persist? Climate change spells disaster for species unable to keep up
- Scientists solve the riddle of zebras' stripes: Those pesky bugs
- Core skin bacterial community in humpback whales
- Cuvier's beaked whales set new breath-hold diving records: Whales dive to nearly two miles depth, for over two hours
- Indian rhinoceroses: Reproductive tract tumors reduce female fertility in early stages
- Bamboo-loving giant pandas also have a sweet tooth
- Mosquito season unpredictable; year-round heartworm prevention is best
- Goats are far more clever than previously thought, and have an excellent memory
- Study yields 'Genghis Khan' of brown bears, and brown and polar bear evolution
- Biologists use sound to identify breeding grounds of endangered whales
- Inbreeding in woolly mammoths: Neck rib provide clues about decline and eventual extinction
- Passive acoustic monitoring reveals clues to minke whale calling behavior and movements
- Excessive deer populations hurt native plant biodiversity
- Bighorn sheep went extinct on desert island in Gulf of California
- Sometimes less is more for hungry dogs
- Cultural hitchhiking: How social behavior can affect genetic makeup in dolphins
- Owl monkeys don't cheat: Intensive fathering plays a role
- Form of epilepsy in sea lions similar to that in humans, researchers find
- How the science of deer hunting can help patients with diabetes
- Why did humans replace Neanderthals? Paleo diet didn't change, the climate did
- New fossil species: Origin of toothed whale echolocation
- Dingo poisoning should be stopped to protect native Australian mammals
- New fossil find: Precursor of European rhinos found in Vietnam
- Light pollution impairs rainforest regeneration: Seed-dispersing bats avoid feeding in light polluted areas
- In grasslands remade by humans, animals may protect biodiversity: Grazers let in the light, rescue imperiled plants
- Yosemite bears and human food: Study reveals changing diets over past century
- Humans responsible for 62% of cougar deaths in re-established populations
- Bison ready for new pastures? Protocol used to demonstrate brucellosis-free bison from infected herds
- Nasty parasitic worm, common in wildlife, now infecting U.S. cats
- Livestock beating pandas to the bamboo buffet
- Male goat essence really turns the females on
- Spotted seal study reveals sensitive hearing in air and water
- Whales, ships more common through Bering Strait
- Mass strandings of marine mammals blamed on toxic algae: Clues unearthed in ancient whale graveyard
- MERS virus widespread in Saudi Arabian camels: Coronavirus has been infecting the animals for at least 20 years
- Ceausescu's flying bears: Molecular genetics provides evidence for an unusual dispersal mode in European brown bears
- Fruit-loving lemurs score higher on spatial memory tests
- Newly discovered marsupial the victim of fatal attraction: Due to stress hormone, males die before young are born
- Saving lemurs: Action plan devised to save Madagascar's 101 lemur species
- Compound improves cardiac function in mice with genetic heart defect, study finds
- Seal evolution: Sexual dimorphism in pinnipeds arose around 27 million years ago as climate changed
- Endangered black-footed ferret and its plague-impacted prey need new conservation approaches
- Cheaper, more efficient method for detecting leishmaniosis developed
- Wings, tails, fins: Study looks at how animals propel themselves
- Asian elephants reassure others in distress: First empirical evidence of consolation in elephants
- Arctic marine mammals are ecosystem sentinels
- Cat parasite found in western Arctic Beluga deemed infectious
- Why did the orangutan come down from the trees?
- Whales viewed from space: Satellite technology can be used to count whales
- From surf to turf: Archaeologists and chemists trace ancient British diets
- Poaching threatens savannah ecosystems
- How do polar bears stay warm? Research finds an answer in their genes
- Clinical pharmacologist researching chronic lead intoxication in goats
- Threatened eels disappear in the deep ocean on their way to the Sargasso Sea
- Female mice prefer unfamiliar male songs: Females discern male mouse songs to avoid inbreeding
- Whales and human-related activities overlap in African waters
- A 'smoking gun' on Ice Age megafauna extinctions
- Strange marine mammals of ancient North Pacific revealed
- Researchers discover rare new species of deep-diving whale
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Things I liked:Accuracy wise it was just super. It will happily put 5 rounds in a group the size of a nickel, and probably better. Notice I said it will, not "I can". Right now my goal is just putting all 5 in the black. It is surprising how much harder it is for me to see the front sight indoors as opposed to outside in the sunshine. The pellets I ordered are Crosman premier light. They are $26 dollars for 1250. If you order three boxes the fourth is free. There are cheaper pellets, but with with cost of .22 LR these days what the heck? I am frankly kind of fired up about my new pistol. It looks like it will give me good feedback on my trigger control and sight picture. And, I can practice in the comfort of my home rain or shine.
Things I would have changed: It does take a little time to load, but that's probably a good thing, as it made me slow down rather than just plink away. The trigger doesn't reset after you break the shot, so that's kind of a bummer.
What others should know: I recently ordered a Beeman P3 air pistol. A retired Fish and Wildlife officer friend of mine had brought me a stack of old Shotgun News magazines. The articles by Tom Gaylord had got me thinking about an air pistol that I could shoot indoors. Tom is in the employ of an outfit called Pyramyd Air. I understand that the P17 is a Chinese made copy of the P3 and a bargain to boot. That's all well and good, but frankly I was willing to pay more for the P3, as it is made by Weihrauch in Germany. Besides that, Pyramyd Air was sold out of P17's. 8) I set up a 10 meter "range" in a upstairs hall using a wooden target holder with a putty backstop. I placed the target on an old milkcrate and set a piece of scrap blandex against the wall, just in case. In the target holder I placed a sheet of 10 meter air rifle targets. What a hoot! The P3 is a fun little pistol. It seems to be modeled after some generic polymer pistol. To fire it you pull the "hammer" back to release the "slide". The slide hinges at the muzzle, and after levering it forward you can place a .177 cal pellet in the breech end of the barrel. Then after pressing the slide back down you can fire the pistol. There is a safety above the trigger that is applied automatically. The pistol comes with fiber optic adjustable sights. I blacked out the rear fiber dots. It was difficult for me to focus on the front sight with all those dots shining at me. The trigger is quite good. Two stage and it broke at 1 pound and 6 ounces on my Lyman trigger scale.
Things I liked:Accuracy, accuracy, and more accuracy: Thanks to top quality construction and a phenomenal trigger this little pistol shoots groups that fit under a dime. If I fire five shots, at least two of them are going through the same hole and the rest are touching or very close. I estimate that this pistol is more accurate than I am… and, I am the author of the book rexGun. She's a shooter! In the era of polymer weaponry this little air pistol is a joy. Yes, it is made (externally) entirely of ultra-modern high-tech polymers. That keeps weight to a minimum and also means that the external of the pistol can be handled frequently without concern of rust or corrosion. All internals are solid and metal.
Things I would have changed:These Beeman pistols are long since out of production (to my knowledge) and as such they come with old seals. Put a new breach seal in upon purchase and you will not be disappointed with this pistol.
What others should know:The P3 and the P17 are not comparable: The P3 is a superb piece of German shooting excellence while the P17 is… Not! Beeman Kodiak pellets are great for this pistol. My accuracy results are using copper plated Kodiak pellets.
While I will admit that the P3 is incredible the P17 is equally incredible. Frankly spending 239.99 on an air pistol when you can get something almost identical for 200 less you would be foolish do discount the P17 as equally good. Pyramyd air has it in their top recommended list.
Things I liked:I've just received the pistol, tried it, and want to share my first impression. Very nice pistol for average and large hand. I read a lot of complains that it's hard to cock and load, but in my opinion cocking is easy enough (at least for average male) and loading pellets is not an issue at all. The pistol feels very comfortable in hand, shoots precisely right from the box. Trigger is next to perfect – you feel it, but it doesn't require any sufficient force to overcome before a shoot. Very good bright fiber optics front and rear sights, clearly seen even without bright lighting. It looks like the pistol is powerful enough for 10m target shooting, although the pellets don't dive into a wooden bar (I was shooting it from 5m).
Things I would have changed:Maybe it's just my first excitement, but I don't see anything I don't like with the pistol. OK, I wouldn't argue if it was more powerful, but for this size it doesn't seem to be possible to do.
What others should know:The pistol is for target shooting, it might be not strong enough to kill even a mouse.
Rocky--The P3 is built by Weihrauch in Germany. The P17 is a Beeman-branded Chinese copy of the P3...and it's won a lot of fans. The P17 is, of course, much less expensive than the P3. While the P3 is a very fine pistol, the P17 is no slouch. There are some people who have had problems with their P17 guns, but they're in the minority. We've owned a P17 for many years and have had no problems with it. We've talked friends into buying it, and they've never had any problems, either.
Maybe someone can help me here, but i dont see the difference between this and the P17. ???
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My GIT setup runs fine in Linux, but when I try to set things up under Windows (using Git for Windows and TortoiseGit), I don't know where to put my private ssh key (or, better still, how to tell ssh where it's located). I'm using the standard ssh.exe option during installation of Git for Windows. The setup runs fine if I allow password authentication (in lieu of rsa) on the server.
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If you are running msysgit (I am assuming you are) and are looking to run Git Bash (I recommend it over TortoiseGit, but I lean to the CLI more than GUI now), you need to figure out what your home directory is for Git Bash by starting it then type
After you have the home directory, and a .ssh folder under that, you want to open PuTTYgen and open the key (.ppk file) you have previously created. Once your key is open, you want to select
For TortoiseGit
When using TortoiseGit, you need to set the SSH key via pacey's directions. You need to do that for every repository you are using TortoiseGit with
Using the built-in SSH client shipped with Git for windows, you need to setup the HOME environment variable so that the Git SSH client can find the key.
For example, on a Windows Vista installation, this would be done by issuing
Made my day and fixed the issue with Git provided that your private key is not password protected. If you want to use ssh-agent, then you can probably run ssh-agent cmd.exe (although I've never done that) and the ssh-add as usual.
Note that all Git/SSH tools are supposed to be run from a cmd.exe in order not to blink a window.
If this does not work correctly, using plink can probably be achieved by tweaking GIT_SSH. Refer to all the svn+ssh tutorials, this is basically the same plumbing you need to setup.
None of the answers above worked for me. Here was what worked for me in the end. It is actually fairly simple, if you know what to type. It doesn't need putty.
That's the bit on your own computer done. Now ssh into the destination server, then do
That's it! You're done! From git bash, do the following to test:
If it lists the files in your home directory on the git server, then you're done!
Edit: for github, you dont have shell access to their server, but you can upload the key using their website, so for the bit 'now copy to your server', do:
You can specify the Key Location for Tortoisegit the following way:
Screen shoot below:
If you're using msysgit with the OpenSSH tools, you need to either create ~/.ssh/id_rsa, or create a git config in ~/.ssh/config which points to your key.
Here's an example of a Git config for bitbucket that will use the correct username, and a key other than the default key (in case you maintain one key for SSH connections, and another for git accounts).
Once in git bash, you can run two commands to add your key to your current session's ssh-agent to avoid having to repeatedly type the key's password.
Your private key needs to be added to the SSH agent on your workstation. How you achieve this may depend on what git client you are using, however puTTY and its associated agent (pagent) might do the trick for you
I just set %HOME%=%HOMEPATH%
This has the advantage of working for all users logged into the system (they each get separate .ssh folders).
In Vista:
The following answer also applies to this question when running ssh from Windows Service Account: Jenkins (Windows Service) with Git over SSH
The problem was that the
I originally posted this as a comment, but someone suggested I should post it as a proper answer.
Pageant (an SSH agent supplied with the PuTTY bundle) solves the problem for me.
I have a shortcut in my Start Menu's Startup folder (
Reading your comment to Declan's answer, try opening a command prompt first (Start -> Run -> cmd) and then navigate to that git/bin folder and run ssh-keygen. Theoretically that will generate an RSA key and place it in the appropriate directory. Then you just gotta find it and share your public key with the world.
The reason that the window "blinks" is because windows run's the program, and when it executes, it closes the command prompt, thinking you're done with it, when you really need the output.
Hope that helps!
I had similar issues and none of the answers here solved the problem. Turns out, my key pair were originally generated with an empty passphrase. (I know, dumb)
Once I created a new keypair and uploaded the public key to github, things started working again.
You can specify both path to key and name of key file like so (on ubuntu). For example:


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Rep. John Boehner (R-Oh.) has reportedly been working behind the scenes with male Republicans, urging them to avoid appearances of impropriety by cutting down on after-hours partying -- and particularly any partying that involves female lobbyists. And it seems to be working: According to The Hill, female lobbyists are complaining that Boehner's warning has cut off their access to many male Republicans in the House.
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Not all congressional districts are created equal when it comes to the amount of campaign contributions flowing to candidates. Sometimes, the discrepancy between an incumbent's war chest and that of a challenger is only thousands of dollars. Sometimes, it's millions. And in many congressional districts, incumbents are blowing their competition out of the water.
- Tea Party Caucus Members Bankrolled by Health Professionals, Retirees, Oil InterestsJuly 30, 2010 3:43 PM
A Center for Responsive Politics analysis shows that the biggest contributors to the 49 members of the newly-established congressional Tea Party caucus -- it so far includes only Republican -- are health professionals, retired individuals, the real estate industry and oil and gas interests. Furthermore, donations from health professionals, oil and gas interests and Republican and conservative groups are, on average, higher for Tea Party caucus members than for members of the House of Representatives in general and even their fellow House Republicans.
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Between Nov. 1 and Dec. 31, political action committees within the finance, insurance and real estate sector contributed $276,750 to eight House members at the center of a recently launched ethics probe investigating whether lawmakers received money in exchange for votes, the Center for Responsive Politics has found.
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On Thursday, the House Financial Services Committee approved H.R. 3126, which would create a new executive branch agency to oversee consumer financial protections, on a 39-29 vote. CRP has found that $527,500 is the average amount a committee member who voted "no" received from financial groups' PACs and employees between January 2007 and June. The average amount a member who voted "yes" received was $438,900.
- Third Quarter Campaign Finance Reports Show Money Race Is OnOctober 16, 2009 5:50 PM
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When President Barack Obama gives his much-anticipated speech about health care Wednesday night before a joint session of Congress, he won't likely address medical malpractice reform, much to the chagrin of the country's doctors. Given that health professionals are the second largest contributor this election cycle to candidates and party committees, they might feel slighted by the president's omission.
- The Price Isn't Right: Doctor-Turned-Lawmaker Opposes Public OptionJune 24, 2009 12:49 PM
A former doctor, Rep. Tom Price's top contributors reads like a roster of America's medical groups. Out of the Georgia Republican's 20 all-time leading donors, only five aren't related to the medical field. Follow along as Capital Eye profiles some of the lawmakers who were health professionals in their past lives.
- Diagnosis: ReformJune 17, 2009 5:18 PM
For some individuals, how Congress aims to reform America's health care system is literally a matter of life and death. For some industries, it could mean the difference between weathering the economic storm or shuttering their businesses. Over the next month, Capital Eye will be following the money as the various special interest groups continue to play politics in response to Congress's health reform proposals. Follow the month-long series here.
- Congressmen Hear from TARP Recipients Who Funded Their CampaignsFebruary 10, 2009 9:18 PM
The eight CEOs testifying Wednesday before the House Financial Services Committee about how their companies are using billions of dollars in bailout funds may find that the hot seat is merely lukewarm. Nearly every member of the committee received contributions associated with these financial institutions during the 2008 election cycle, for a total of $1.8 million.
- Money and Votes Aligned in Congress's Last Debate Over Bank RegulationSeptember 23, 2008 11:43 AM
The last time Congress seriously debated how to regulate the financial industry, the result was legislation that allowed the nation's largest banks to get even larger and take risks that had been prohibited since the Great Depression. A look back at that debate, which was over the 1999 Financial Services Modernization Act, reveals that campaign contributions may have influenced the votes of politicians who, a decade later, are now grappling with the implosion of the giant banks they helped to foster.
- Red, White and GreenJuly 3, 2008 9:59 AM
Tomorrow is Independence Day, the time to commemorate the United States's successful revolt against Britain, establishing our own self-reliant government. Well, sort of. While our politicians are no longer answering to the redcoats, they've become awfully beholden to the greenbacks. According to the Center for Responsive Politics, 36 current members of Congress have collected at least 20 percent of their contributions from a single industry, setting up a scheme of dependence and perhaps the expectation of a tit-for-tat.
- Determining a Lawmaker's WorthMay 20, 2008 10:04 AM
Watchdogs and journalists are finding it difficult to determine just how much members of Congress are worth because they report their personal investments in wide ranges.
- Pale GreenApril 18, 2008 4:27 PM
When environmentalists, lobbyists and eco-friendly citizens come a-knockin' on lawmakers' office doors on Earth Day next week, Democrats (and some Republicans) will detail their legislation that directs taxes collected from the oil and gas industry towards renewable energy initiatives. What they probably won't mention is that lawmakers themselves aren't taking a risk on them with their own money.
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The train between Heathrow and London's city center is getting an upgrade.
Heathrow Express, the train that carries 16,000 passengers daily between Heathrow Airport and Paddington Station in London, has begun an initiative that will enhance the enterprise's carriages, technology (website, mobile apps) and customer experience. The project was developed over three years and represents a US$25 million investment. Upgrades will be rolled out in phases that began in April.
Apparently travelers love London. The city has earned the highest reputation rating in Reputation Institute's 2011 City RepTrak, an annual study that assesses public perceptions of 100 cities in 59 countries. Top-ranked U.S. cities were San Francisco, which came in 23rd, and New York, at 25th.
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Accra Brewery and Graphic Provide Free Health Screening to Adabraka Residents
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Accra, Ghana. 9th September, 2013: In order to help improve the lives of the people living in the Adabraka community where Accra Brewery Limited and Graphic Communications Group Limited (GCGL) operate, the two companies organised a free medical screening for people in the community on Saturday, 7th September, 2013.
Accra Brewery Limited has been in partnership with GCGL to conduct this medical screening for the Adabraka community for the past five years. The exercise, an annual event initiated in 2005 by GCGL, was patronised by hundreds of residents who enjoyed free dental treatment and general medical treatment. Those with serious health conditions were referred to hospitals.
Residents under 18 and over 70 years of age were also freely signed onto the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) as part of the drive to assist in the welfare of the Adabraka residents.
Speaking at the event, Gregory Metcalf, M.D. of Accra Brewery, said, "Health is an essential component in the development of every community. At Accra Brewery, we recognise that it makes commercial sense to invest in the well-being of the communities in which we operate because the prosperity of the community and our company are co-dependent."
He added, "We will continue to support and actively participate in the sustainable development of our communities in all ways possible. Our appreciation goes to our partner in this exercise, Graphic Communications Group Limited, the medical personnel and our sister company, Voltic Ghana Limited, for donating natural mineral water to refresh all of the participants."
During the health screening, Mr. Kenneth Ashigbey, Managing Director of Graphic Communications Group Limited, said, "Graphic and Accra Brewery believe that the mark of any good corporate citizen is the willingness to contribute to the social and economic life of the very society that helps it make profit. This is why we found it appropriate to work with Accra Brewery to share our profits with you, the people of Adabraka - our landlord."
In further comments, he said, "Graphic is grateful to you and your people for creating a peaceful atmosphere for us to do business here. The part we play in bringing this free healthcare to you therefore is our token expression of thanks to you for being our kind host."
Accra Brewery's Corporate Social Investment policy, amongst other goals, aims at improving the quality of life of local residents. Within its 82 years of operation, the company has provided deprived communities all over the country with portable water and educational facilities as well as other amenities.
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Nerve Classics: Double-Edged
Home to a fatal disease and a great rack, my chest is a complicated place.
by Kayla Rachlin Small
Perhaps it's the bourbon, but lately, we've been feeling nostalgic. With writing this good, can you blame us? "Double-Edged" originally ran in 2008.
There is no question: I have a good chest. Not so big that it demands bras from specialty retailers, but big enough so that button-down shirts always pull. My breasts are firm enough to let me saunter down the block in layered tank tops, no bra.
People look, and I let them. I used to have a tomato-red swimsuit that came undone every time I leapt into the water. I dove and dove, put my breasts back in place and redid the halter's clasp, aware that even underwater, I was being ogled by the adolescent lifeguard.
My chest has commanded attention my whole life. At age one I was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis, a disease that wreaks havoc on the respiratory, gastrointestinal, endocrine, and exocrine systems. No organ goes untouched, but the lung damage is what ultimately proves fatal.
Long before I understood why my brother could go shirtless at the beach and I couldn't, I knew my chest was problematic. It made itself heard through relentless coughing, my lower lungs contracting in fits. It made itself seen in the Kleenexes I filled with mucus as I coughed and spit, coughed, spit, coughed. Cover your mouth, the adults scolded. Nothing contagious, but still, something that makes people nervous.
My father learned to perform physical therapy when I was first diagnosed, and the routine remained his responsibility. The treatments were intended to loosen the mucus in my lungs — caked in there like dried Elmer's, it made breathing hard and infections persistent. "I'd sit in that chair and you'd fall asleep in my lap," he'd tell me later, wistful for my toddler-aged compliance. After I outgrew my dad's lap, PT sessions were relocated to my parents' bed. For twenty minutes before school, my dad would thump my chest while I watched Small Wonder or Underdog, television being the sole incentive for cooperation on my part.
When I was ten, we switched to a less complex method of airway clearance: exercise. My dad handed me a jump rope each morning; at night, unconvinced by my fake snoring, he pulled me out of bed to jump. Still in my pajamas, I whipped the rope around while he sat on our pink couch and counted aloud.
We stopped doing traditional chest percussion because I got busy and belligerent, not because I had developed the breasts to render it awkward. "You're going to develop a couple years late," my pediatrician informed me. Just another symptom of the illness.
So I waited. My mother bought me a bra when I was eleven, after I had constructed my own by cutting ten inches off the bottom of a teddy-bear-patterned undershirt. I weighed seventy pounds and had nothing to support other than the delusion that my body was normal for my age. I filled Ziploc bags with pudding, a trick my best friend learned from the film Now and Then. She was growing rapidly. I'd borrow her bra and tuck the pudding bags inside, then tour the mirrors of the house. I took shoulder pads from my mother's sewing table and tried those. Tried tissues. Looked at the gel cups advertised in fashion magazines and thought, if it comes to that...
But I knew from Seventeen that healthy girls need not panic over permanent flatness unless they were over sixteen. And by sixteen, I was growing. When the radiology tech asked, "Are you wearing anything metal?" I pulled my bra out through my sleeve. Enough time in medical institutions can make anyone lose their modesty. You lose the property rights to your body. But I owned my breasts. I wanted to show them off. At the children's hospital I attended, the gowns were sized for pre-pubescents. My flesh swelled under the fabric; cartoon clowns splashed across my nipples. I told the nurse she didn't need to hunt down a larger size.


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Poetry Third Place: Sunday
City Paper's 13th Annual Poetry Contest
Published: December 19, 2012
She smelled like
Holy wine
She talked like
Show me your wrist
Trust me
There are bees in this hot church that
The ceiling fans will aggravate
Carve your name into the wooden pew
Right below mine
With Jesus fresh in your stomach
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Where my grandfather once carved his name
As a little boy
I used to thirst for holy wine
Stare at teenage girls with fresh-cut hair
Wonder if the devil was tempting me by sitting Kelly Cummings across the aisle
She used to let the bees from the ceiling land on her
Fiction and Poetry Contest Winners
Fiction First Place: "CHAOS" by C.C. Vail
Fiction Second Place: "The Plagiarist" by F.P. Gamber
Fiction Third Place: "So Much Closer and Far More Brilliant" by Jody Costa
Poetry First Place: "Marie's Dance" by Angie Cochrun
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A driver involved in a crash that killed two people Tuesday morning faces Involuntary Manslaughter, Homicide by Vehicle and other related charges, police said.
Two died in the crash in Oxford Circle at Bustleton Avenue and Saint Vincent Street just after midnight.
Police say 33-year-old Robert Bregenzer was driving an SUV when it blew through a red light, hitting a Honda Accord with two people inside.
The driver of the Accord was identified by police as Liang Pan. The passenger's identification is still unknown. Police say both were pronounced dead at the scene.
The driver of a third car was injured and taken to the hospital.
Police say the man who ran the light appeared to be under the influence of drugs. He has been arrested and remains in custody. Police said a pocket full of pills and a syringe were found in the man's possession.
Emergency responders not only couldn't immediately identify the sex of the two people killed in the horrific crash early Tuesday morning but they couldn't remove the bodies from the car until it was taken away from the scene.
FOX 29's Steve Keeley had more details on the investigation in his reports Tuesday morning from outside police headquarters.
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Kevin Sauer knows what a national championship rowing team looks like. He's coached two of them in the past three years at Virginia.
And Sauer says his 2013 team is rounding into shape, heading into this weekend's UVa Invitational at Lake Monticello.
"Honestly, yeah. We're about where I thought we might be," Sauer said this week. "And I think we can get better. And if we get better, then I think we have a shot to compete for the national title again. But we've got to get better."
Virginia's Varsity Eight, the team's top boat, is coming off a big performance at last weekend's Clemson Invitational. The boat won three races over the weekend, beating crews from six ranked teams in the process.
"I think that we're really starting to find some good speed," said senior Susanne Grainger. "We've been working really hard to get to this point. And we still have a long way to go. But we're definitely starting to figure some things out, which is pretty exciting."
Duke, Michigan State, and Wisconsin are the three opposing teams in town this weekend. The Varsity Eight will race twice -- against the Spartans at 8 a.m., then against the Badgers at 1 p.m.
And the Cavaliers know what they want to accomplish this weekend.
"Improvement," Sauer said. "No matter what's happening around them, that they're going faster and rowing better than they have before. To get us ready for ACCs, to get us ready for NCAAs."
"Just focusing on racing our own race. And really figuring out what works for us," said Grainger. "We just really need to keep reinforcing what we do best, and making that even better than it is right now."
"Compared to last year, where we had a really good year, I think we're on track," said senior Kristine O'Brien. "Obviously it's a new year and a new team, and we're really excited about that. But yeah, it's looking really good for the next four weeks."
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Good Fire, Bad Fire: An Ecologist's Perspective
The 2012 Pacific Northwest wildfire season was one for the record books.
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Your editorial section just can't resist the Herald's liberal bias -- again ("Our View: Obamacare delay a gift to critics of reform," July 8).
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• "It's big, it's complicated and few people know what's really in it."
Neither you nor your staff have read this 2,400-page monstrosity.
It is not supported by the majority of citizens, and two-plus years after being forced down the throats of the public, it is admittedly unmanageable and not able to be set up by October 2013.
• You say critics "attack the uncertainty of the health care reform program" after it "projected the collection of $10 billion in penalties" and say "it is too big and too complex to ever work."
Max Baucus, an architect of this bill, says it is heading for "a train wreck."
The Government Accountability Office judges the cost to run billions over Obama's initial lies. Yes, lies, such as reducing costs, ability to keep our present doctors, a myriad of hidden taxes, buried in the "Foggy Bottom" of this failed attempt to rewrite medical care, instead of correcting its faults -- mainly financial solvency.
Taking $800 billion out of Medicare was the answer? They are fools!
• The Affordable Care Act "is still the country's best bet to organize a more efficient and effective health care system."
How? You give no specifics to your claim -- none!
There are two: "children's" care, up to age 26, and forced acceptance of prior medical conditions.
• It seems "far-fetched" that the political delay in implementation until January 2015, as you claim, is another ploy by its detractors.
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• "Further sap confidence in the program"?
You and the Obama administration ignore the imploding of this foolishness and your "view" adds to the deception.
Your view is not worth reading. Nor is the Herald, which we are canceling because it has no balance!
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On behalf of Homeless Voices for Justice, with whom I am an advocate, I would like to express our disappointment over the governor's veto of L.D. 1066. This bill would have expanded Medicaid to nearly 70,000 Mainers who are unable to afford health care on their own.
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Very Disappointing - Not so authentic – The first clue to this place as not being authentic is the Chinese waitress dressed in Chinese garb. I'm of Japanese heritage. I ordered the Tempura Shrimp. They were large and so was the portion, however they were VERY OILY and bland tasting. My husband ordered the Teriyaki NY Strip. I Thought it would be grilled but it wasn't. It was served on bean sprouts with red and green peppers and onion covered in a sesame sauce. I never had food like this in Japan. The entrees were served with a very weak tasting miso soup. The salad was a typical lettuce salad with their house dressing. The house dressing was very tasty but they drowned the salad with it. I see all the previous reviews have been since 2009. This was our first time there. This place must have changed.
Horrible staff and awful owner! WASTE OF YOUR MONEY – I have been going to this place for about 4 years, and spent on average of $60 there with my boyfriend each week. There are several places in the area with better sushi than Osaka, some include UMI sushi on 23 mile and m53, or katana in Royal Oak, anyways the main reason we went there is because the wait staff is so nice and friendly, and their service makes us come back each week, despite the fact that the owner and the sushi chefs loo at you like you are their enemy every time we walk in, im not sure if they realize how much money we have spent there, and how many other people go because of us EVERY WEEK. As hard as we try to ignore the dirty looks we all get each time we walk in there, it's really frustrating and annoying to spend my hard earned money at a place that can't even smile and welcome you when you walk in. Last week we went there and they messed up our order, so when we told the waitress that it was wrong the manager made her take each of our plates back to the sushi bar and we had to wait another 30 min. for our correct order to come, the waitress was so embaressed by this and i know it was not her fault at all, so as we waited for our order to be fixed the manager and the owner lady passed by our table about 5 times and did not even say one word to us ( we spent about $200 this time, with a party of 6) we all felt like WE did something wrong. Anyways after 30 minutes our order came and we overheard the manager yell at our waitress to MAKE SURE she charges for everything correctly and to include the one side of spicy mayo for $1(which is free everywhere else we go). This place doens't care about it's customers all they care about is your money, it is very unwelcoming and a cold atmosphere and we are finally fed up of it. I feel bad for the poor wait staff that has to deal with those people on a daily basis. I don't care if i have to drive for 2 hours to have sushi i will never be returning to this place again.
best sushi in town – I have been to Osaka once a week for years. I would go work out at Lifetime and then have a healthy meal by myself at the sushi bar without ever feeling weird. The sushi chefs were very personable.
But we also go for the birthdays in our family because it is a great place to take a large group of people to as well. I have been to Kiyoto/Benihana/Shogun-- none of them compares quality-wise to Osaka. The seafood and steak is always fresher here and the sushi too. I am really surprised to see that someone got sick. Like I said I have been there a million times and never had a problem!
Other sushi places in that area pale in comparison. I hate going to sushi places and there is nothing raw on the menu, it is all just fad-sushi. You can get authentic sushi at Osaka, not just the American deep-fried stuff.
Great Dining – This is one of my favorite restaurants! You are seated at a group table and they cook your food on a flat grill in front of you. The fired rice and noodles are amazing! Everything is cooked to perfection!
She got sick! – My wife and I had dinner there last Saturday night. We have eaten there many times in the past and enjoyed it but I doubt we will go back anytime soon. My wife had the shrimp and steak combo......cooked right in front of us, and we were having a good time. She got so sick and it was terrible. Flu? no.......Food poisening? We think so!
A great night out – My husband and I have been going to this restaurant since it opened. It has a fun atmosphere and great food. We usually sit by the hibachi grill, but their sushi bar is also great too, very fresh ingredients. Their steak is so tender and their seafood is very good on the grill too. The only negative I've found is that making reservations doesn't mean you will actually get a table at that time. We've had to wait over an hour when we've gone with a group even when we had reservations, but it was still worth the wait.
Best Staff and Japanese Sushi in Michigan! – I visited Osaka on a Saturday night and found it to be the best authentic Japanese dining experience in Michigan. I've been all over the U.S. and can say this place offers great service and Japanese Sushi. Oma waited on me at the sushi bar and provided great direction as to Osaka's sushi menu options. I will keep coming back to see her. The sushi chefs are very talented. The seafood tasted very fresh and the price was reasonable. If you live in Macomb / Oakland / Wayne county, you definitely have to give this restaurant a try!
Made me sick to my stomach – My boyfriend and I went to Osaka this past sunday for lunch. The staff was really nice and the restaurant looks very nice too. The food tasted really good, however, we both got extremely sick from it. We couldn't even leave the house the rest of the day, our stomachs felt like they were tied in knots I've had food poisioning before and that is how I felt after eating this food. I will not be going back there!!!
Best Japanese resturaunt in town. PERIOD. – The service was very nice, and the food was great! I have only gone by myself. but I think it is more of a social place if you have friends. I will be going with some friends next time.
Anyways, on to the review.
The softshell crab is the best I have ever had anywhere.
The steak and chicken is great.
I never liked sushi until I went to Osaka.
Now, I LOVE IT!
If you are looking for a great night out, and a place with great food (and great prices too!) then you should check out Osaka. It is between Lakeside mall and Partridge creek mall.
Best Japenese Steakhouse – Osaka's Japanese Steakhouse is a fantastic place to dine. The cleanliness, service, food, & selections are great. The sushi is fresh--I particularly like the barbecued eel nigiri and the Spider Roll. The table grill experience is fun--the chefs are expert in preparing your food and entertaining. The filet and calamari are a favorite, but the shrimp and scallops are quite good also. the only item I do not recommend is the chicken--it is rather tasteless and not nearly as good as other selections. The only thing missing is a seaweed salad on the menu. One chef that we had was a little heavy handed with the salt, but I was informed by a friend that the same chef was better her next visit. The prices are average compared to other restaurants of this type. I highly recommend this restaurant, and please don't forget to tip the chef!
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Tempe, Ariz. --
Arizona State head coach Todd Graham promised "an electric atmosphere" for Saturday's Pac-12 championship game against Stanford. His team, though, won't have its sparkplug, tailback Marion Grice.
Grice, the team's leading rusher and third-leading receiver, will miss the game because of a lower-leg injury, Graham said Friday.
Sophomore D.J. Foster, who also has played slot receiver, will start in place of Grice, whose touchdown total (20) ranks fifth in the nation. De'Marieya Nelson, a 6-foot-3, 226-pound H-back, also will play tailback.
"It's a big loss," Graham said, "but they showed last week the kind of depth that we have at that position."
Against Arizona, Foster rushed for 124 yards and two touchdowns, and Nelson also ran for two touchdowns.
No. 7 Stanford (10-2, 7-2 Pac-12) will counter with the third-best rushing defense in the nation, allowing 87.3 yards per game. The No. 11 Sun Devils (10-2, 8-1) secured the home-field advantage by posting the Pac-12's best conference record.
Cardinal head coach David Shaw said his team knows what to expect from the raucous crowd. He thinks his team will enjoy the atmosphere and won't be intimidated by it. "I told the guys it will feel like a bowl game," he said.
He said he's glad the Pac-12 doesn't have a neutral site for the title game as some conferences do. "You wouldn't have the same energy," he said.
Win or lose, Stanford is probably headed for a bowl game in Southern California. If it loses, it probably will play in the Holiday Bowl in San Diego on Dec. 30.
That would be a bittersweet consolation prize for the Cardinal, who would much prefer a New Year's Day date in Pasadena - giving them back-to-back Rose Bowls for the first time since 1971-72.
ASU has won its past seven games and is 8-1 since losing to Stanford 42-28 on Sept. 21, when Stanford's Kevin Hogan threw two touchdown passes to Ty Montgomery. Shaw took out Hogan early in the fourth quarter with a big lead and had backup Evan Crower do nothing but hand off the ball to try to kill the clock. The conservative approach nearly backfired, and Shaw put Hogan back in the game with six minutes left to preserve the win.
"It seems like it was a year ago," Graham said. Stanford had 240 yards rushing that day, but he said, "The play-action pass hurt us even more than the run."
He called Stanford "one of the innovative teams in the country" for its use of extra offensive linemen in the running game. Its offensive line is the best that ASU plays, he said. "It's going to be ... a battle up front: our defensive line against their offensive line," he said.
Stanford will have to contend with defensive tackle Will Sutton, only the second player to repeat as the Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Year. Steve Emtman, a Washington defensive lineman, won the honor in 1990 and '91.
Briefly: ASU punter Alex Garoutte also handles kickoffs and nearly two-thirds of those kicks have resulted in touchbacks. That could blunt the threat of Montgomery, the No. 2 kickoff-return man in the nation. ... ASU kicker Zane Gonzalez has made 18 straight field goals and 22 overall, three shy of the national freshman record set by UCLA's Kai Forbath in 2007.
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Where: Tempe, Ariz.
When: 4:45 p.m.
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Story line: As was the case last year, Stanford comes into the conference title game against a team it beat handily in the regular season. The Cardinal eked out a victory in the rematch with UCLA last season. This game also figures to be much closer than the earlier matchup. Since losing to Stanford 42-28, ASU has gone 8-1.
Injuries: Stanford DE Josh Mauro is likely to play after missing the Notre Dame game with a leg injury. RB Marion Grice, ASU's leading rusher, is out because of a lower-leg injury.
Change venue, change fortunes? This game might show how much a home field is worth. The Cardinal ran up a 39-7 lead on ASU at Stanford Stadium, where they went 7-0 and have won 16 straight. On the road, it has been a different story. Stanford lost at Utah and USC and had to hold off Oregon State. Arizona State, meanwhile, also was 7-0 at home, winning by an average of 28 points.
One pick might do it: The Sun Devils are 6-7 with Taylor Kelly as the starter when he throws an interception - and 11-0 when he doesn't.
It rains points in Arizona: ASU's offense has scored 30 or more points in all but one game this season. The Sun Devils have scored 50 or more six times. As Stanford head coach David Shaw says, you can't settle for field goals against them.
Saturday's game
Who: Stanford at Arizona State
Where: Tempe, Ariz.
When: 4:45 p.m.
TV/Radio: ESPN/1050
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